How to Say ‘With that smile.’ in Italian
Con quel sorriso.
kon kwell sor-REE-zoh
[kon kwell sor-REE-zoh]
Phrase Breakdown
Con
[kon]
with
A preposition used to connect a quality or feature to the comment.
"Con" quella battuta mi hai quasi convinto.
"With" that joke, you almost convinced me.
quel
[kwell]
that
Points to something specific about the other person, here their smile.
"Quel" modo di guardare non è affatto innocente.
"That" way of looking is not innocent at all.
sorriso
[sor-REE-zoh]
smile
A key word in flirting; often used in compliments about someone's expression.
Con un "sorriso" così è difficile restare seri.
With a "smile" like that, it's hard to stay serious.
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